Category: REVIEWS
Comic Crusaders reviews comics, movies, television, games, books, graphic novels and technology with independent voices from the Crusaders team.
Next Level: One Shot #1 Review: Deadshot Takes Aim at DC’s Dangerous New Future
Next Level: One Shot #1 puts Deadshot in the crosshairs of DC’s dangerous new future, mixing familiar firepower…
Review: Batman Knightfall Part 1 Is an Absolute Bloodfest and Batman’s Fall Is Only Beginning
Batman is exhausted, Bane is ready, and Gotham is about to witness the beginning of the fall. Read…
The Adventures of He-Man and Porter #1: Skeletor Ate My Homework Review
The Adventures of He-Man and Porter #1: Skeletor Ate My Homework mixes Masters of the Universe nostalgia with…
M.A.S.K. Origins #1 Review: Retro Fuel, Modern Heat and One Complicated Collector Story
M.A.S.K. Origins #1 brings retro fuel and modern energy to the franchise while giving collectors and longtime fans…
Hammerfist #1 Review: Rick Remender and Steve Epting Deliver a Brutal Crime-Horror Knockout
Hammerfist #1 punches crime noir straight into splatter-horror territory with Rick Remender and Steve Epting delivering a vicious,…
Ashes Over Neon Turns Society’s Outcasts Into the Loudest Revolution in the Room
Some revolutions kick down government doors. Others grab a microphone, blow out every speaker in the building, and…
Sunset Dawning #1 Review: Scotti Mann Sends a Runaway Bride Straight Into the Dark
WEEEPAAA, mi gente! Sunset Dawning #1 jumps off the starting line like somebody cut the brakes, torched the…
Retro Review: The Avengers #198 & #199 Put the Pedal Down and Let Red Ronin Run Wild
WEEEPAAA, mi gente, strap in, tighten the seat belt, and keep both hands on the wheel because The…
SANDBOX COMIC ANTHOLOGY REVIEW: 14 CREATORS TURN ONE GIANT PLAYGROUND INTO 232 PAGES OF PURE COMIC-BOOK JOY
Some anthologies feel like somebody dumped a stack of unrelated short stories onto a table, slapped a cover…
THE MASK/MARSHAL LAW Retro Review: Two Maniacs Enter Future San Francisco, Everybody Else Better Duck!
WEPA, mi gente! Somebody at Dark Horse Comics once looked at Marshal Law, looked at The Mask, ignored…